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Cranioplasty Training Models (3 cranial defect scenarios)

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Three skulls with different cranial defects, designed as training simulators for medical students and residents.

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This download includes three anatomically realistic skull models with different cranial defect locations, created for educational and training purposes.

The models are designed for use as cranioplasty simulators, allowing users to practise the following skills:

  • cranial defect assessment

  • surgical planning workflows

  • hands-on training for cranial reconstruction

  • implant shaping and fitting (if you do not use the ready-made implants from this set)

Printing Information

The skulls and cranial implants were printed using an Zortrax M300 Dual printer with white PLA filament. Printing was performed using the standard Z-Suite printing profile with a layer height of 0.3 mm.

The brain models and the stand/base were printed using an Formlabs 3L printer with elastic resin material. However, it is not necessary to print the brains from soft material, as they are only used to support the implant during implantation. 

As an alternative workflow, the provided 3D models (the brain models and the stand/base) can also be used to create molds for silicone casting, which has been successfully tested as a functional option.

Soft (elastic) components were bonded to the rigid printed parts using standard super glue, providing reliable and durable fixation for training and handling purposes.

Educational use

These training models have been used in a practical educational workshop for medical students at Riga Stradiņš university, focusing on cranial reconstruction. 

The project and training approach were also presented as an educational poster at the International Student Conference (https://isc.rsu.lv/)

2025, Health Abstracts: https://isc.rsu.lv/about/past-conferences/

This model is intended for educational and research purposes only.
It is not a certified medical device and must not be used for diagnosis, treatment or implantation in patients.

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